The first widely used graphical web browser was developed by Mosaic. Launched in 1993, Mosaic introduced a user-friendly interface that allowed users to navigate the web through images, text, and hyperlinks, thus transforming the way people accessed information online. Its innovative design helped popularize the internet beyond academic and research institutions, making web browsing accessible to the general public. Furthermore, Mosaic laid the groundwork for subsequent browsers, influencing the development of later versions such as Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer, significantly shaping the evolution of web technology.